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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-15
MARKETS By THLEGRAfa.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, June li-Cotton steady; saios,
2e6 bales; uplands, llAc. Orleans, II 7-i6c.
net receipts. l,Ui7 bales; exp0rts-to Great Bril-
tain. 20 Uales stock, 3l3.sl0 bales. southern
-Four quiet and barely steady; common 10 fair
extra, s350asi; good 90 choice. til0as5 -.
Mheat-Cas grades de 'liued 3a3Hc, with an
active trade reported, In good part for export
options were nervous and very much depre ssDi.
owing 10 the heavy break az Chicago; prices
declined 20. on June, &c. on July, a1d Asali.c.
on later deliveries, closing heavy; No. red.
9Oc. ; No. white, g5Ac: No red, June. HS
qssc; July, sSE as2i &C.; August. y, as9 3.lDc.
COrn-SpOt about ic AMI options NaAc. lower,
closing heavy az near inside rates; No. 2, June.
i6ha36s. &C.. July, 20 aG &c. Oats '.ahc. lower
aud mere active; No. ,, 49, a3ic. mixed west-
en-. 3iG.Gc. No. . June. 23kc.: July, Gs t3Jc.
Hops steady AMI quiet COfiee-fair Rio quiet
aL0 firm at 80 %; options higher and fairly
active; No. Rio, June. $40 gla.lB5; July.
$40 i5atl130; August. Sl7asi11O: september,
ii1tOaili.yO. sugar dun and nominal; refined
quiet and nrmcr. Mola.se- dun aud nominal
Rice steady. Cotton. seed oll-3ia.sj,. for crude.
i2ai2c for refined. kosin dun at 81. aJssiO.
TuIpeutne firm at 35.c. Hides stendy. Wool
unchanged ard drll. Pork fairly active; moss.
!lG for new, tlj for Old. Beef quiet Mlddles
dull. weak. aud nominal. Lard ia6 points low
or aud moderately active; western steam.
fGes T. ass 90: July, e. s9asG9l 1; August, tJ.gJs
s-0l fGeiguts firm.
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BisInarck's Condition.

[By Anglo American cable to the Dispatch.l
BERLIN, June H. BiSmarck'S condition
has rccOmc worse. llc is afflicted with
rheumatic pains. which prevent sleep. His
doctors adySe rest and change OF climate.
His illness, however, prevents his travel
linz II present.
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IN Ascending Defauiter.

10y tIcgIapn 20 Iut UIspdVcnJ
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, June H. Walter 5.
Condor, grand secretary and treasurer Of
the sWitchman's Mutual Associ ,tiOn, has
absconded. lie Is a defaulter to the above
uamod concern, but to what extent is not
known.
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pnyittto be Prosecuted.

by Anglo-Amcrican cable to the Dispatchl
DUBLIN. June Al is reported that the
Government intends to prosecute Mlchlei
Dayii and joseph Richard Cox (Nalional-
ISL, member OF Parliament for East Clare,
for melting the Bodyke tenants to resist
4 NlrIinn
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r,u,eror william Better.

[Dy Anelo-American cable to the Dispatch.l
BLRLIN, June lit is officially an.
nolfc, that Emperor William l. MAKING
remarkable progress toward recovery. lie
rose It noon 10 day and passed the after
noon in his study, receiving several reports
from Government officials.
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sov.Miliand Lumber Burned.

Ap1LAcHIcOLA. FLA, June Ii swindell
Rrotbers floating saw'mlll "Triumph,"
ioroIed here, was burned to-day, together
nth /. 100000 feet Of boards. The IRE
originated in the cabin OF the mn snd was
communicated TO the lumber ashore Loss
ss0. 900; no insurance.
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England mud Egypt.

rBy Anglo-Amorican cable to the Di'pateh'l
CoNsraNTINOPLE, June i4.-S'r Henry
DUwmond Won, the British ambassador
in connection with Egyptian affairs, mas
noti6ed the Porte thai Queen Victoria ha'
amended her signature to the Anglo,
TnkIsh convention concerning Egypt, and
hat her Majesty awaits the issue Of the
snIton's note announcing the convention In
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one New Case at Key West.

by tclegraph 70 tho IlIspatch.l
KEY WEST, June H. There has been one
new ease OF ycllow.ieycr here since yc,ier.
day. Daniel Davis has died in the hospital,
and one patient has been discharged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-15

BELLE or Bourbon Ten.Year.Old Wits
key. There Is no excuse for driEking a
poor article OF W niss =, a. insist on naving
Belle OF Bourbon. 81 % per quaIt.bot,lc.
At hotel bars, drug and grocery stores.
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BALTIMORE sToCK MARKgr,
RICHNOsD STOCK EXCHANGE.

BALTIMORE, Nd, June li.-Yirginis Ga, past
.ue coupons, 81: do. l0-30's. 3Sh do. new 80
g. North Carolina ca, Old. l3}. Bid to-day.
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Rr,LE or BOURBON TeD.Year.O Wits.
Lsy specially recommended by most emf.
nent pbysiciaus where an alcoholic siimu.
,sn, q Indicated. DO not tate AN Inferior
sr,lele. si.25 per quart'bottle. by
ai'''"' uxKMASS ScaMIDf.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-15

BILE OF B0UBBoN Year.Old Whis
key - specially designed for family tride
On account OF it, age aad fine quality II IS
too expensive 10 be sold by glass. By
GEOHGE w. TAYLOR.
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TUESDAY,. June II. 1887.
SALEs-FIRsT BOARD.-2OOO Virginia new 3s
at 65.
SEcoND BoARD.-lo shares Petersburg rail-
road at 64lt, 10 90. at g., 10 DO. atGi.
Closing quotations at tho stock Board:
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MARRIAGES.

wATKINs-TOAsPERN Married, April q,
1855, ia Brooklyn, Y. Y, by Roy. DR., Evans.
LEILA V. WATKINS. OF Richmond, Va, 10
HERMANN TOASPERN, Jr.. OF Brooklyn, y. Y.
Brooklyn papers please copy.
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Eviction Of strikers.

[By telegraph % the Dispatch.I
PITTsB'RGB, June 14.-rhis afternoon
wits were served by Sheriff Gray on
twenty live Of the strikers at the Penn
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COTTON RyPOR

We qdots Fus, -. 5Oaf1.75; saporine, s. i5d
1875: extra, s3.50as3.75 family, Siafi.5C: paten
family, country. Si.7iaf5.25
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BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE. ND, June lt-COtion stealy aud
dun; middling. &c. Flour n0minally steady
and duh. Nheat-SoUlhern lower ani n0mi-
nal: red. 93sgic. amber, gis9jc. : western
lower and active: No. winter rcd, srOt 90Aa
ole. june. % aNlc July, S8aSS &C.; August
,Go>G' &C.; September. SIC. bid. Corn southern
Inner. with active demand: white, da5I,.;
yellow, 4gsi0c. western lower ana dull mixed,
its,c. Oats lower oud quiet; southern and
Pennsylvania, a3e3Cc. Western white, 3it36c.
western mixed, S3aSic. Rye steady and quiet,
5sa6ic. Provisions quiet and steady. Coffee
higher, closing steady Rio csrgos., ordinary TO
fair, lSalJac Sugar --COpper-rehued firm az
o. a9hc, Whisky steady at sl.Iiasl.lA Othor
articles unchanged. Freights 70 Liverpool per
steamer quiet; cotton. ID; nour, Is. Sd;
grain. lkd. -
LOUISVILLE. June H. Litue doing in graia
here today. The fluctuations az Chicago
produced no Visible effect. Wheat-NO.
red, seLc Com-No. = mixed. IlHc. Oats
No 2. 1tr. Provisions arm. Bac1u-C leat-riO
sGes. &t1H clear sides, 80; shoulders. $3.50
Bulk-mcats-Cle ar-rib sides, g.: clear Sides
1888 shoulders, 3D. Mess-p0rk nominal. Hams
sugGr-cui Oh. illaSi2 20. Lard-Choice lesf. u.
CINCiNEATl.
CnScfSEAri Juno fL-Flour In light demand.
Wheat unsettled Guj nominal; no transac-
loLa. Corn lower, No. mixed, fOHc. Oas
Quiet; No. mixed. 2Jsc. POrK dun a,
baoon quie, aud unchanged. Whlskey activo
"a slCJ. Hogs easier; common and llght sia
1913; packing and butchers, fL70as321.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS. juno lL-Flour dull and l0sor;
family, s.s5a.3 Wheat lover; No. ? red,
,sth, s9:: June. ,9h Hs0r,; July, 76AS7hc.
Corn lower; cash and june, Na3ilc.; July. -
EH G oats quiet. cash, "a Juno, Nc.:
july. s3hc. MhlsKey stoaiy az ti.03 Prou-
lions dull. Pork, 80, Lard, td35as6.t4. Dry
ffsaH fIfHfI 81 = lasttr
clear. 500: clear-rib, $40 Bacon ,boSeiJ-
Shoulders. - 25a.637iS long clear and cloar-
rih $50, %; short clear. r. ojais.'l. Hams,
WILMINGTON.
wnsNeTos, \. e., June iL-Turpentins
frm at sc. Resin firm: strained, 80.
good strained, 9Oc. Tar firm at si.i6 Crude
tuTpeptius nrm; hsrd, si.i0; yellow-diP, iLsj;
YJgip, t29,
NEW YORK COTTON YUTUREs.
nav YORK. June IL-Cc,tgn--Nes receipts.
none A; gross receipt. 3sH bales. futures
closed steady; sales, 100, 100 bales; June, tiia
tlCl: July, sii.c5aill06; August tii.iiasil.i3:
September. N069aflO10; October, sos:
November. s4g9afl0: December, t99la
o. o.; January, go 0iauO02; February, sl00ss
slOCs; March, .i0lja.l0i7; April. sl0S.a
$40 ~
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
lReported for the Dlspsich.l
June iL-Market hrn. Sales reported On
private terms. Prime. sHa34c.: fancy, g..
common. 2a3,.; sholled. 3aic. factory hand
picked, 2Aaihc.
PETERSBUBG PEANUT MARKET.
lkeportei for the D.spatchl
JUNE N-The market continues quiet and
steady. he sales during the past few days 70
outside parties have been quite large. bat
Without advance IN quotations. Prime, shc.
extra PRIME, 3Ac.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Juue lL-Casb quotations: Flour
Nothing doing on account Of excitement ia
wheat No. spring wheat. 7iasthc.; No. 2
rcd, 1ic. No. corn, SO a36 e. No , oats, pa
a25c. Mess-pork. s2i. Lara. s659t, as655. short
rib sides Uoose), s7.i5ai750 Dry-sated shout
ders boxed. sAG0ab10 Short.clear sidos
boxed, s7.sOai7.s5 Whskoy, slI0.
Leading futures ranged:
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Il. SKIS g. CO..
GENERAL oUTFITTERs.
1909 MAIN STREET.
lie ISL
PERSONAL

PERSONAL.
,.o~~o~0~N~>o- 80 49, .o~--or0c.o~~e>~
HAVING RETURNED TO THE
4 Il city, | will be pleased TO have Scholars 70
resume their lessona | shall also continue 70
flrnish BAND and ORCHESTRA at shortest
notice. JOHN KEssNICH,
10 itA W3 Gay street, near Ninth
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, June II, 1887.
oFFERiNGs,
CORE--l. SOC bushels.
OAIs.-S00 bushels.
No sales reported.
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aARINg INrELliGeNCE.
POEf OY RICHMOND. JUNE u. issa

poEr oF RICHMOND. JUNE "a. iss7
ARRIVED.
Steamer Essex, Davis, Nerfols, Uuited stsiss
matt, merchandise and passengers, l. q. Ia
.uu, agent
Steamship Old Dominica. Smith, New fors,
merchandise and passengers. q. w. Alec y
Co. agents.
Steamer FanlIa, Tunniii, Philadelphia, msr-
chaudise and passengeCs, j. W. Accsrri,x,
agent
Brig Thalassa. stukje, Santa Ca,hsriaa fi0ar.
schooner J. W. Hino. saunders, Baycnnc aad
Bridgeport, slaves and hickory; vessel, Curtis
Il IsIker.
PoKr OF NEWPORT NEWS. JUSx IA. tss7.
by telegraph
AkRlyED.
Steamship George Appold, Blnups, naisi-
more, and sailed for savannah.
steamship Guysndo.te, Kelly, New York.
and salled for West rolaL
SAILED.
schooners weybossott, croweii, Bostou van-
name & King, Curtis New iork-both VITA
ecei.
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DOOK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
ID EXECUTED AT THE DISPATCH PRINT.
ING-H0u9E.
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Market quic;.
QUOTATIONS.
MIDDLlNG. --llEc.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-04-10

The papers and the crewel work are both
laid aside when the Prince enters, and
when his youngest daughter has brought
him the weight-carryiEg est chair in the
noon, half an hours chat follows.
During the season this is all the home
life the Marlborough House people have
together. Unless he has a dinner party
AT home or some function to attend which
entails the presence OF his wife and
daughters the Prince sees them no more
TILL next morning. He may look in during
the latter hours of the afternoon to get
into evening dress, but the o'clock tea
which he honors at Sandringham by &C
counting for four cups of strong Bohea
and innumeraole sandwiches is honored
IN the breach at Marlborough House. At
the witching hour when suburban danes
are busy with their neighbors' character
over the teapot, Albert Edward is fulfill
INK his mission In the park or finishing
his lunch somewhere, or on rare occasions
doing penance in the House of Lords.
The American Exhibition 10 now on the
home stretch EVERY body 10 working hard,
but all the officers wear smiling faces,
that come from confidence in the assured
success OF the exhibition.
The manager OF Buffalo Bilps Wild
West, Major John NJ. Burke, arrived on
Monday. De was delighted with the ar
rsngements made for their reception, and
could hardly realize that the noble am
phltheatre and the camp on the hill side
had risen on the fat PLAIN in the short
four months that he has been absent.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-04-10
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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-04-10
SNAKES IN THE BACK LOG.
Adventure by the Fireside
in a Catskill Home.

From the Neao York Herald.
PINE HILL, N. Y, March 31.-Up here
in the Catskills, where two or three thou
sand New Workers. while away the sum
mer, Is an old homestead In which a
farmer resides with his family. The
house is quaint and old fashioned, not the
least OF the attractions being great yawn-
ing freplaces, In whicn immense "Dack
logso crackle and blaze, while the kettle
SINNERS merrIly on the hob.
1t is still winter at Pine Hill and vi
cinity, so shack logs" continue to be in
great demand.
When the snow and hail were coming
down lively last Sunday night, and the
wind was blowing no 'small guns,n the
farmer, Matthews, replenlshed the Ire
around which his wife and rosy checked
boys and girls were costly gathered, As
the farmer placed an immense knetty
piece OF wood, in which there was a deep
hole. on the fire one Of the children re-
marked:
Hope there's no little mousies in there,
dad"
That there was something in the pine
knot was soon made evident by the I'M
usual cracking and Kissing, and i've
pairs OF dilsted eyes watched the mole in
tho wood intently, as the blaze crept
closer and closer To it.
Presently there was a jumping and
skurryiDg Of the farmer and his family as
a snake slowly but surely issued forth
from the wood. II squrmed and jumped,
and at last, by a violent effort, freed IT.
self from the fireplace. The farmer and
eldest son killed the reptile, which was
found 20 be n young rattlesnake.
Two other small snakes Of the same
species also crawled out OF the wood and
were quickly dispatched.
During the entire performance the
farmers wife stood on a chair with her
skirts gathered heroicaly about ner and
shrleked Justify.
The next morning, however, according
10 the farmers story, his wife pointed
proudly 70 the snakes and taid:
I'VE Killed them all within ahalf hour
| didn't We, Williamp
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-04-10

Next 10 the teachers come the doctors.
There are four Of them in the class of 'S2.
Ione OF them belongs to the married con-
Itinxent, and she practices-began last
year. believe-with her husband, Two
more have gone into partnership with
each other and opened their office not
four months ago In Philadelphia. The
last OF The quarteLte is in Germany Just
now. She spent three years In a medical
school and Went abroad to study in the
hospitals. She is In no hurry to put her
name in the window as fuil-fedged NJ.
u. TIL she IS as we'll fitted Tor the work
as diligence can make her.
Two OF the girls are Journalists, one
mere In New I orb, the other in Chicago.
Ihey nave been at newspaper work for
about three years now, and are making
larry good incomes with some satistac-
ton to themselves 1 hear.
Two OF the class, beside the medical
student told you OF, are abroad. One
whose forte was natural history is going
on with her biology IN Prof. Huxley's
school. She is utterly absorbed in micro
scopes and bllateral symmetry, and the
oeVelopment OF the egg of the fish, and we
look to hear great things of her doings
some day. The other is studying all man
ner Oh languages in Germany, and grows
learned in Sanskrit apace.
The rest Of us are, L won't say more
practical, but more devoted to our I'M
mediate cash interests. at the least. There
IL one Who Is an insurance agent, and /
am, as you see, in machines. Then there
Is another who IS stenographer, and she
Keeps couple of girls rafting typewrit-
ers IN her office all day. A fourth took to
industrial art when she left college, and
sue 10 designing patterns for carpets and
Wall paper with some practical success.
A MIN has been giving herself to arcbi-
lecture, and either has opened or Is Just
gong to open an Office in town in Cen
tfal New 1orB. a sixth has started q
COOKING schOol, and the other four are only
daughters who have been kept at home or
nave STAYED at home to help with families
OF Boys. Then there are the married ones /;
0Idn't finish with what our matrons are
ABOUT, One, told you, practices medi-
cine with her husband; another is her
husbands bookkeeper and private
secretary, and the lawyers wife, L
nave heard, though she doesn't own IL.
Is studying with the masculine head OF
the firm,
II don't know that am fair Judge OF
what we are DOING" here a wrinkle gath
efed Itself on the smooth brow, sit is
very little when ALPS told. perhaps, but
we are busy. cOntented women. not con-
celted enough TO look to revolutionize the
world yet aw nile, and well enough satIs-
NED IL that same world will expect no
more from Us than it does from the aver
age collegian of the other sex, but lust
forget us and leave US TO work out our
questions as best we can for ourselves"
L. Z. II.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-04-10

I'm ne II. nklyn Magasins

F'g,1f the " 0hfVH HHS'S"N1s
Dreaming, | sat IN my easy-chalr.
~Nhile III log on the emuers nurhe"' :,
I'D {-+ho ght Of the bliss of bachelor y
With It's freedom from CARE anu
AID me sorrows each day to be leaEne
U,u grim delight, placed IN the scat
ne he balance my mind MAD lorhIeu
VI ,.r,,ras and trials which Tell to the |
~ re ,hc man who jumps INTO inc water
,nd tinds himself more than warmed
,be great expense came into my niIhu
Inc shane Of honeymoon bills;
~ ~ Wv house TO be found, or the nat +
,,,,, lion of things that have to be be-
rrrn1 sofas and bureaus 10 pills. =
,,.., aida Of tfe scale | hesped up full,
Hd5iing many thought BESIDE
oftbe gnlt't,, ixt ms rriagc ana DachsIol
VI t 10 ssnhiec; thought quite uhuer
AA ti c6asm appeared very Wlde'
,r,o, ,o,nv \ weird strange freak ofth
"ntii.r changes came over my DIRE m,
SSsjon Of white, with the bro w nue.
And a glitter OF blue ceuio
w,tb a simmer of sparkle and CLEAR
,ond,r gazed as the vision cleared,
Fo Hnd 7 watched the mist take for M,
MN hn tbe brown, which resolved INTO
Dalr, .,l tho l,I,,e eves
And the snowy dress and the plu ato eEes
Took completely my heart by sIorm'
Then kissed IN thought those ripe, re r,
i And smooth ). the rich brown n2lr'
And / placed tc's d in the opposite
When. 10! as in til old Philosophers Ia
The other flew high in the ar. ~
lNo F. NJ. CoC{
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-04-10
showing dow Men Are Sat On.

Prom tie washington Critic.
A little sixteenth street girl was inter
viewing the preacher.
AMT God goodY' she asked, earnestly.
"Of course Ho Is, my child" said the pas
tor. .,,
continued.
"Certniny not"
THAT'S what told mamma"
"Why. my child" said the pastor. In amaze
mept. ''your mamma did not cay He was not
good, did She"
"No, air, not exactly; but nc breakfast this
uorning when p0pa took a mOuthiul OF coffee
he said good God,' and mamma told nm
there was no use IA swearing. even II the cof-
Zee wasn't the best Ia the world"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-04-10
"Rough ON Rats"

Clears out rats, nice, reaches, flies, ants,
bpdbugs, heetlos, Insects, skunks, Jack
rabbits, sparrOws, gophers. loo. Az drug
glatB.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-04-10

Black watered silk ~ admirably com.
blned with black canes hair Tor dresses
OF middle-aged and elderly ladles.
The Washington critic., 1887-04-13

% -o-I-o- 90
The Washington critic., 1887-04-13
HERNIA tBreach), or RUPTURE, n
| DELICATE:
| DISEASES.

To those acquainted with our /
TO say that the lnvalids' Hotel 4
branch establishment located ut \
England, have, for many years, {
the most largely paruni2cd and
The world Tor the treatment ant
arise from youthful inGisCcti0ns
We, many years ugO, CstIblisht
treatment OF these di"cUsps, und
the most slillful ply clans and
that all who apply 10 uS might IT,
Council Of the most experienced
The Washington critic., 1887-04-13
GeMMQTN sEFTgN As APFFENn To NEnECEMF,.

II is n wcil-knnwn fact, and one thu,
his whole time TO the study and inyril
diseases than he who nttcmpta TO treat 9
Men, in all aggB OF the world, who hnT
literature.
by thorougl organization. and surgi
by q specialist one who GrvCt,g his uU,i
advantage of this arrangement must l.
within the lric! .il.ig of & lifetime, avn,
The Washington critic., 1887-04-13
TIE BROKEN MAIN,
No Time Wasted In Making tho Neces.
sary Repairs.

Engineer Commissioner Ludlow and Cap
tain symons were inquired of to-day by n
CRITIC reporter whether there was any
truth In the statement OF a morning paper
to the effect that II took the Water Depart
meut much longer than was necessary to re-
pair the broken water-main.
They both stated emphatically that II was
not in human power to have done the work
with any greater dispatch. Captain Symons
said that he had all preparations made for
such accidents, and before they had ascer-
tained exactly what the nature Of the break
was, they had everything on the ground that
was needed to repair the pipe. lie had as
many men at work as could be handled with
advantage, and they were skilled In such
work. A heavy iron sleeve, six feet long,
with six heavy iron bands, was put on the
break, and the men worked for more than
forty-eight hours without rest. Not n
minute was lost.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,

Petroleum..
b. X. Plain & Co., st. Cloud Building,
furnish the following on quotations:
Closed yesterday, GA; opened to-day, Gil;
highest, 65; lowest, G4t e:l5 p. m, 6la.
New York stock Market.
The following have been furnished by
Waleh, Cropley & Co., brokers, 5l5 Seventh
street northwest:
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DRUNKENNESS
Or the Liquor Habit Can Re Cured
By Administering Dr. Haines'
Golden speCiflc.

Can he given In cup of coffee or tea with
out the knowledge of the person taking II. 1t
Is absolutely harmless, and will effect a per-
nanent and speedy cure, whether the patleut
i moderate diinBer or an alcoholic wreck.
II has been given IN thousands of cases, and
1t never fails. The system once lmprcg-
mated with the Specific, II becomes an utter
imrossibility for the liquor appHtite 10 exist.
For sale by S, FWare, under Ebbitt House;
II. X. Ielphenstine, Fourteenth street and
Vermont avenue, Washington.
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FAME. q

Chicago Markets.
The following summary is by B. X. Plain
& Co., 81. Cloud Building, Ninth and z
streets:
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"Alderney Dairy Wagons"
Fresh Alderney butter, churned every
morning and delivered in ID. "Ward"
prints, 45c. per ID. Also cottage cheese;
buttermilk and sweet milk Sc. per qt.
Cream, 15c Der ut.